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.....too much background? LOL.
All I can think about is AltaΓ―r in Ezio's coat hahahahaha.
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Aw, this is adorable At least the hallway's more colorful than the classroom. Strange how the classroom's so boring and yet the hallways are always like BOOM! Colorful~. Even my school does that...
Off track here. Anyway, it's nice to see this being colored once again - even if it's someone else, and you kindly offered to do it so I'll support as best I can
This coloring style is unique in it's own way, I can tell, I especially like how you portrayed the shadows. Wonderfully done 
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Thanks! I was trying to remember what my high school looked like and all I could remember is off white walls and I thought that wouldn't do haha.
I can't wait for the chapter 8... heheheheeheh
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Welcome. Yeah, after not being in it for a while it kinda throws people off a bit 
The chapter might make you happy or disappointed...we'll see 
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LOL so true.
I'm sure it'll be awesome!
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out of curiosity, what program did you use to colour? I realized that you had to redraw some of you lines. Did you use layering?
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photoshop; I tried to avoid it when possible; and yes lots of layering lol
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photoshop? okay, then I can give you some advice (sorry for sounding rude. I'll just get to the point if that's alright)
There's a way to colour in photoshop without doing anything to the lines. I suck at explanations so if your unclear on any steps, please ask, I'm patient.
-so go to the layer box thing and they'll be a box the says background
-right click it and they'll be a thing that says duplicate layer
-click it and say ok.
-now you'll have 2 layers. a background layer and a duplicate layer
-with the duplicate layer, right click it and click the thing that says blending options
-when you got that down, they'll be some options and stuff. near the top, they'll be something called blend mode somewhere. They'll be a box thing beside it giving you options. look for multiply. once you clicked it and all click okay.
-now that you got all that done, add a layer between the duplicate layer and the background layer and colour to your hearts content. Just make sure all your layers are between the duplicate and the background.
I hope that helped. I mean, maybe you have a different photoshop than me. I'm not sure.
I sound so rude. D8
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sounds good
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